Are you considering bringing a Corgi puppy into your life? This adorable blend of Maltese and Poodle has been gaining popularity recently, and for good reason. Corgi boast many great qualities that make them excellent companions, but it’s also important to consider potential challenges. Let’s dive into the pros and cons of Corgi to help you decide if they’re the right fit for you and your family.
The Pros of Corgi
Corgi are the cutest little puppies and they’re so fun to play with.
Corgi are Hypoallergenic
One of the many qualities of the Corgi is they are considered hypoallergenic. This is a pro for many reasons, it’s a lot less likely to trigger allergies, it’s great for people with asthma, and there’s a lot less to clean up from hair fallout. Although Corgi’s are hypoallergenic, there are rare instances a dog can trigger allergies based on their saliva and urine proteins so it’s a good idea to visit and spend a few minutes with a Corgi puppy if you’re worried of allergies.
Corgi’s have a Friendly and Loving Temperament
Corgi’s are known for their gentle and affectionate nature. They are loyal, happy companions that are likely to get along well with most family members. They display some differences between genders, with males tending to be more affectionate and females more independent. Maturity also comes quicker in females, often around the six-month mark.
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Cori’s are Perfect for Small Living Spaces
With an average weight ranging from 5 to 20 pounds, Corgi’s are an ideal size for small homes and apartments. Their compact size comes from the influence of their Poodle parent, which can be toy-sized or moyen.